Gone are the days of last-chance tourism where travelers haphazardly country-hopped to “dying” tourism spots due to an Instagram-driven itinerary. Such a travel lifestyle left … Read more
The conversation around work-life balance and mental wellness has been on the rise as more folks begin to prioritize their mental well-being in a time … Read more
November 2021 marks The Lodge at Chaa Creek’s 40th birthday, and we’re hoping you’ll join our celebrations. Yes, Chaa Creek has travelled a long and … Read more
In a world where the future of travel is being questioned at length, there are those in the tourism industry whose thought leadership has given … Read more
Slow. Simply defined as reducing the speed or pace of a process. In today’s fast paced reality it’s a word that—just by sheer utterance—feels seductive. … Read more
Search #Belize on Instagram and you’ll find 1.8 million photos, with one common factor: Archeological reserves, national parks, marine reserves, natural monuments, and forest reserves, … Read more
Only four decades ago when Belize just began dipping her toes into the tourism pond, travelers found themselves drawn to her uncommon contrasts. Saturated with … Read more
Can Regenerative Travel really save the world? COVID-19 has deeply impacted the industry, but perhaps this new landscape will be a force for good. As … Read more
According to the official Earth Day website (earthday.org), over 1 billion people in 192 countries are participating in earth’s day activities in their communities and … Read more
Regenerative Travel has been popping up a lot in media this year, and while Chaa Creek has been in the forefront of this growing global … Read more
What if enjoying a Belize vacation was also a way to actively support the environment and help communities inneed? Read on… Once again, Belize has … Read more
And Support Local Communities At The Same Time Belize’s Chaa Creek earned a worldwide reputation for sustainable tourism over the years, along with a wall … Read more
A Bird came down the Walk (328) Emily Dickinson – 1830-1886 A Bird came down the Walk— He did not know I saw— He bit … Read more
Once again, Chaa Creek shows how sustainable tourism benefits local communities Not very long ago we posted an example of management and staff taking Chaa … Read more
Veni, Vidi, Vici I came, I saw, I conquered – Julius Caesar Veni, Vidi, Et Purgari I came, I saw, I cleaned – Brion Young … Read more
The Telegraph’s Headline – “The Tiny Country Teaching Us How To Save The Planet” – Says It All Even when you’re sure about something, it’s … Read more
Chaa Creek’s Open Hearth At Chaa Creek, we offer a hands-on culinary experience that is not just about food, but about discovery and fun. This … Read more
We’re getting closer folks! Back in March of last year we joined the world in applauding the Government of Belize’s courageous decision to ban single-use … Read more
What a delightful way to kick off a new year! Although Chaa Creek’s “Pack-A-Pound” program has been bringing visitors and Belizeans closer together for years … Read more
Christmas came early for some deserving families and individuals, thanks to St Andrews School and The Lodge at Chaa Creek Christmas – don’t you love … Read more
Belizeans prove, once again, that thinking globally and acting locally is more than just a cliché Back in May 2018 we posted an announcement that … Read more
Sustainable Travel in Belize Saving The Planet One Vacation At A Time Imagine a visiting a travel destination that offers amazing geographical diversity, an incredible range … Read more
Butterflies on the Road 2018! Throughout the years Chaa Creek has continually provided environmental education programs aiming to help conserve and preserve Belize’s natural environment. … Read more
And another victory for Mother Nature and people power… When the first news report arrived in our inbox, we smiled. Then came another, and the … Read more
Chaa Creek’s River Clean-up Campaign The Macal River has a rich history – as the part of the ancient Maya superhighway it connected the highlands … Read more
Belize is currently creating one of Central America’s largest biological corridors …to provide safe, unhindered movement for some of the world’s most beautiful wildlife. Just … Read more
Sometimes the news can actually make you smile… And so it went this week with reports that the Government of Belize was taking the first … Read more
The annual Eco Kids educational summer camp is drawing near, and the Lodge at Chaa Creek is urging young Belizeans between the ages of 9 … Read more
Or any one of a number of other epic Belizean Experiences They say that doing good is its own reward And sometimes there’s a bonus… … Read more
are more than just words when Italy, Belize and Eco-Tourism join hands across the (green) planet What do Italy, a Caribbean regional organisation, Belize’s San … Read more